@vinimendes3 wrote:
I'm developing an app and trying to upload an image in base64 to my server. Testing the code via web it works perfectly! And when I convert the image in base64 to File, it returns me the following object:
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But when I try to make the same thing in my mobile app running on an Android device, the same code creates to me the following File object:
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What is happening? I call the function to convert my base64 image to File as this:
var blob = new Blob([photoBase64], {type: 'image/png'}); var filePhoto = new File([blob], "employeePhoto.png");It is very strange that the same code gets different results when running via Web Browser and running via Android.
In first image (which worked) I was running on web browser.
In second image (not worked) I was running on Android app.
It is the same code...It appears that File constructor have different behavior in web browser and Android app. I am not understanding this. Passing the parameters to File constructor in the same order create different File objects (as the described on images).
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